Annapolis County Ground

Search and Rescue Service Area

Become a volunteer

Please download the PDF below.Fill out and provided the following documents :•Police Criminal record check•Drivers license•Social Insurance number•Emergency Contact numbersFor more information email:info@ACGSAR.ca

100% Non-profit

Annapolis County Ground Search and Rescue (ACGSAR)

is a 100% non-profit, volunteer search and rescue organization and registered charity with in Nova Scotia. Our volunteers are on call 24/7, 365 days a year to respond to lost-person incidents and civil emergencies when needed. Most of our searches take place at night and in inclement weather. A search can mean looking for anyone from lost hikers, campers, and skiers to children and Alzheimer’s patients. All volunteers of ACGSAR are volunteers. They provide their own food, gasoline, time, and a wide variety of specialized equipment necessary for braving sometimes severe outdoor conditions.Our members are dedicated and skilled, but we need your help! Please support our search and rescue efforts. Making a gift to Annapolis County Ground Search and Rescueis a direct and meaningful way to help someone who may be lost or injured. A financial gift will allow us to continue to provide these critical services to the people in the Annapolis Valley.

Welcome

Annapolis County Ground Search and Rescue

Since 1976, our mandate is to locate and rescue lost persons within the County of Annapolis and all towns and villages in Annapolis Co., and we also assist our neighbouring teams throughout Nova Scotia.

Are you looking for information on how to notify

ACGSAR in the event of a lost person?

Any missing/lost person is and starts as a criminal investigation and can only be investigated by an AOJ (Agency of Jurisdiction) aka police. ACGSAR has to be activated by an AOJ - we cannot self deploy.

We gracefully acknowledged our supporters.Without them…. We would be lost!

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Welcome

Annapolis

County Ground

Search and

Rescue

Since 1976, our mandate is to locate and rescue lost persons within the County of Annapolis and all towns and villages in Annapolis Co., and we also assist our neighbouring teams throughout Nova Scotia.

Are you looking for information on

how to notify ACGSAR in the event of

a lost person?

Any missing/lost person is and starts as a criminal investigation and can only be investigated by an AOJ (Agency of Jurisdiction) aka police. ACGSAR has to be activated by an AOJ - we cannot self deploy.

If you have an emergency, contact

911.

100% Non-Profit

We show up when needed,All hours of the day or night!

100% Non-profit

Annapolis County Ground Search and

Rescue (ACGSAR)

is a 100% non-profit, volunteer search and rescue organization and registered charity with in Nova Scotia. Our volunteers are on call 24/7, 365 days a year to respond to lost-person incidents and civil emergencies when needed. Most of our searches take place at night and in inclement weather. A search can mean looking for anyone from lost hikers, campers, and skiers to children and Alzheimer’s patients. All volunteers of ACGSAR are volunteers. They provide their own food, gasoline, time, and a wide variety of specialized equipment necessary for braving sometimes severe outdoor conditions.Our members are dedicated and skilled, but we need your help! Please support our search and rescue efforts. Making a gift to Annapolis County Ground Search and Rescueis a direct and meaningful way to help someone who may be lost or injured. A financial gift will allow us to continue to provide these critical services to the people in the Annapolis Valley.

Become a volunteer

Please download the PDF below.Fill out and provided the following documents :•Police Criminal record check•Drivers license•Social Insurance number•Emergency Contact numbersFor more information email:info@ACGSAR.ca

FOLLOW US

Welcome

Annapolis County Ground Search

and Rescue

Since 1976, our mandate is to locate and rescue lost persons within the County of Annapolis and all towns and villages in Annapolis Co., and we also assist our neighbouring teams throughout Nova Scotia.

Are you looking for information on how to notify ACGSAR in

the event of a lost person?

Any missing/lost person is and starts as a criminal investigation and can only be investigated by an AOJ (Agency of Jurisdiction) aka police. ACGSAR has to be activated by an AOJ - we cannot self deploy.

If you have an emergency, contact 911.

100% Non-profit

Annapolis County Ground Search and Rescue (ACGSAR)

is a 100% non-profit, volunteer search and rescue organization and registered charity with in Nova Scotia. Our volunteers are on call 24/7, 365 days a year to respond to lost-person incidents and civil emergencies when needed. Most of our searches take place at night and in inclement weather. A search can mean looking for anyone from lost hikers, campers, and skiers to children and Alzheimer’s patients. All volunteers of ACGSAR are volunteers. They provide their own food, gasoline, time, and a wide variety of specialized equipment necessary for braving sometimes severe outdoor conditions.Our members are dedicated and skilled, but we need your help! Please support our search and rescue efforts. Making a gift to Annapolis County Ground Search and Rescueis a direct and meaningful way to help someone who may be lost or injured. A financial gift will allow us to continue to provide these critical services to the people in the Annapolis Valley.

Become a volunteer

Please download the PDF below.Fill out and provided the following documents :•Police Criminal record check•Drivers license•Social Insurance number•Emergency Contact numbersFor more information email:info@ACGSAR.ca